It also has seen a lot of building increasing supply.

You can examine the number of available properties, search trends, and the ratio of demand to supply.

Additionally, the record number of apartment unit deliveries in recent years has led to increased supply, putting downward pressure on prices, occupancy rates, and rent growth.Operational costs have also been on the rise, further complicating the financial outlook for multifamily properties.

Also have an understanding of housing demand versus supply for houses and apartment rents (I wish I considered those factors when buying my first home).Also, make sure you understand debt financing and you spending time modeling out your costs. 

The government is investing around 8 billion euros into developing the infrastructure there, including casinos, shopping malls, sporting grounds, and residential communities.

I have 30+ years of corporate finance experience; FP&A, Supply Chain Finance, new business ventures, tech infrastructure investments, and entertainment.

I supply paper products, coffee, hand soap and cleaning products.

The best bet for that would be getting an awesome property manager that does basically everything aside from supplying the financing for the home. 

"While we are in town do you mind if we go to Meijer, walmart, aldi's tractor supply company, the grain elevator..."

For example, if I need a tub surround replaced, they get paid $125 (I supply all materials, so it's strictly labor).